And, a double irony, his idealistic solutions for the postwar world were so hated by the other Allied powers that the resulting postwar Versailles Treaty was a terribly flawed compromise that planted the seeds of World War II.

They particularly highlight the ways in which Axis operations exploited Arab grievances against the Allied powers (France and Britain primarily) as the Allies failed to adequately address such grievances and even worked to create new ones by working against democratic developments in the region.

After World War II ended, the Allied powers, including the Soviet Union, divided Germany into four sectors--the British sector in the northwest, the American sector in the midwest, the French sector in the southwest, and the Soviet sector in the east.

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